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Rohit to bid bye to red ball cricket after Sydney Test

M BHARAT KUMARBy M BHARAT KUMARDecember 31, 2024No Comments
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In what could mark the end of an illustrious red-ball journey, Team India skipper Rohit Sharma is reportedly set to retire from Test cricket after the final clash of the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Sydney. Having already stepped away from T20 internationals following India’s victorious T20 World Cup 2024 campaign, this decision may signal the conclusion of his dual-format career.

According to a report, murmurs within the corridors of the BCCI suggest that Rohit has “made up his mind” about this monumental decision. It is believed that the ongoing chatter among selectors and board officials regarding his place in the Test squad has nudged the veteran batter closer to this call.

A Captain Under Fire

The timing of the report is significant, coming on the heels of India’s demoralizing 184-run defeat to Australia in Melbourne. Under Rohit’s leadership, the team has endured a grim tally in recent months, with just one win in six Tests, including a rare and historic home whitewash against New Zealand. The only triumph in the ongoing series came in Perth, captained by vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah, further intensifying scrutiny on Rohit’s captaincy credentials.

WTC Final in Question

While sources suggest that Rohit harbors hopes of leading India in the ICC World Test Championship final, this hinges on the team’s performance in Sydney. If India clinches victory and qualifies for the WTC final, Rohit may negotiate with the selectors for one last hurrah. However, a loss could cement his decision to bow out, as his Test legacy faces increasing scrutiny.

A Storied Career Nearing Its End

Rohit Sharma’s Test career, once thought improbable, blossomed late but bore witness to moments of brilliance. From his transformation into a dependable opener to leading India in challenging overseas tours, his journey has been one of grit and evolution. Should he retire, Indian cricket will bid farewell to a player whose batting elegance often masked the turbulence of his captaincy record.

As the Sydney Test looms large, fans and critics alike will await not just the outcome of the match but also the fate of one of India’s most charismatic cricketing icons. Will Rohit Sharma sign off with a defining knock, or will this be the curtain call for the “Hitman” in whites? The stage is set for an emotional farewell—or perhaps, a final twist in the tale.

In what could mark the end of an illustrious red-ball journey Team India skipper Rohit Sharma is reportedly set to retire
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